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Archive - Jun 2013

June 28th

Co-operative banks are more stable than commercial ones

28 June 2013 / 21:06:51  
They hold only 2% of the banking sector, pay higher taxes than the commercial banks, do not rely on short-term high-risk transactions and invest in production.


June 28th

Instagram is challenging Vine

28 June 2013 / 19:06:59  
Vine is the "twitter" of videos and it has won quite a few supporters. Instagram has presented its reply.


GRReporter wins the award for a Bulgarian media abroad

28 June 2013 / 14:06:47  
The fifth edition of "Bulgarian Web Awards 2013" has brought our web site an award for a Bulgarian media abroad.


The majority of current Bulgarian deputies are a misunderstanding

28 June 2013 / 14:06:27  
The protests continue because the people have recognized this government as a transmission of circles which, as the Bulgarian people are convinced, should no longer consume the power in Bulgaria as stated by writer Deyan Enev in an interview for GRReporter.


Trans Adriatic Pipeline wins the confidence of investors

28 June 2013 / 12:06:11  
Athens is not hiding its satisfaction with the preference of the specific project, as a larger part of the pipeline will cross Greece. It is expected that the investment will create new jobs and improve the country's geopolitical position.


June 27th

Mass graves of babies scandalize Greece

27 June 2013 / 20:06:12  
The unresolved issue of mass graves of babies has made Kaliopi Spanou, Ombudsman in Athens, file a complaint against the administration of Athens cemetery. In 2008, the Ombudsman had prepared a special report on the status and management of the cemetery, but nothing had been done until recently to improve the situation as reported by Greek media.


Recapitalization is over but problems are not

27 June 2013 / 19:06:25  
The influx of new shares and warrants has caused a decline in the Greek financial market but the managements of the surviving private banks have expressed satisfaction at having avoided nationalization. The only bank that has failed to raise capital from private investors, namely Eurobank, has entered a new phase of instability